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Lions, tigers and cheetahs are examples of ________.

A

carnivores

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B

herbivores

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C

omnivores

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D

scavengers

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Solution

The correct option is A carnivores
Lions, tigers and cheetahs hunt and eat flesh for their survival.

Since they only eat flesh and meat of other animals for their food, they are classified as carnivores.

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